Can someone explain this one to me? Maybe it's dialysis 101 but I honestly don't remember. The details probably don't matter but the patient had no reason to run yellow amp. (Good AVF, long run, 14g, etc) usually set to run even, no fluid gains between treatments. Always had us scratching out heads as to why he still ran yellow. Someone suggested flushing/bolusing to make the UFR >300. Lol and behold, green amp with UFR of 350.
I can't figure out why this is? I thought with high flux dialyzers, you didn't need a min UFR. Or was it all just a coincidence?
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Can someone explain this one to me? Maybe it's dialysis 101 but I honestly don't remember. The details probably don't matter but the patient had no reason to run yellow amp. (Good AVF, long run, 14g, etc) usually set to run even, no fluid gains between treatments. Always had us scratching out heads as to why he still ran yellow. Someone suggested flushing/bolusing to make the UFR >300. Lol and behold, green amp with UFR of 350.
I can't figure out why this is? I thought with high flux dialyzers, you didn't need a min UFR. Or was it all just a coincidence?